Thursday, September 29, 2016

In this coursework students will learn the basics of JavaScript and beyond to help them in their web development needs. JavaScript is a high level, dynamic, untyped and interpreted programming language.

In this coursework they will learn how to embed JavaScript code in to HTML code and how JavaScript can be used in order to generate interactive sites. They will also learn what are comments and statements in JavaScript and what is their significance in writing JavaScript. In the period of the coursework they will also go through the basic information types, which are used in JavaScript in order to store and manipulate the information.

They then study what are variables and will learn the syntax to generate variables in JavaScript. Moving along they start with functions, what functions are, where they are used and how to generate and call them. Next to that are operators, they study different types of operators in JavaScript, such as the mathematical operators and the project operators. After that they will study about the control flow and they study the conditional statements which are used to make decisions. Next in the coursework is nesting, they go through how a function can be nested in other.

Moving along they learn how to repeat a set of JavaScript statements by using loops and the basic syntax for generating loops. In the next part they study about objects and the idea of object oriented programming in JavaScript. They will also learn what are properties and what are methods. After this they speak about arrays in depth, they learn how arrays can be created and manipulated in JavaScript, also they learn some methods related to arrays.

Finally they learn how to access form and form elements in JavaScript,we also learn how JavaScript can be used to validate HTML forms

Here is What You Will Learn In Each Section of our Coursework:

Introduction to JavaScriptFunctions in JavaScriptOperators in JavaScriptControl Flow in JavaScriptLooping in JavaScriptEvent Handling & ObjectsArrays in JavaScriptObjects & FormsSummary & ConclusionAnd So Much More!